Legal Studies Latest News as of 3/20/26

Sign up to walk in the Legal Studies Commencement Ceremony HERE.

Deadline to sign up is March 31st.

I will let you know when the ticket link goes live.

There is no limit to the number of tickets you will be able to purchase.

If you have a guest who is four years old or younger, choose the child ticket option which has no fee attached. Every body that enters the venue needs a ticket.

Because we have always kept our ticket price super low ($5) since the beginning of time, we will no longer offer complimentary tickets. 

Graduates do not need a ticket.

Those participating in the Legal Studies Honors Program: DO NOT purchase your own cord...we will buy that for you! ;-)

2) Low-Cost LSAT Prep

Low-Cost LSAT Prep

There will be another set of affordable LSAT prep courses offered this spring.

Campus Prep has provided high-quality, low-cost LSAT prep courses for over 15 years at UCLA, UC Davis, UW, and several other universities.

Students who complete the LSAT course often improve around 9+ points on the LSAT.

Students can apply for the live online courses (and view schedules) at campusprep.org.

The application takes about 45 seconds to complete.

LSAT Course Details

Live Online Schedules

Sundays, 4:30–7:00pm Pacific (7:30–10:00pm Eastern)
4/12, 4/19, 4/26, 5/3, 5/10, 5/24, 5/31

Proctored practice exams: TBD
(Makeup classes and exams available)

OR

Mondays 5-7:30pm Pacific (8-10:30pm Eastern)

4/13, 4/20, 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 6/1

Proctored practice exams: TBD
(Makeup classes and exams available)

Courses are filling up quickly. Apply as soon as possible to reserve a spot.

Questions?

Email admin@campusprep.org or call (877) 805-2521

Friday, April 3rd is the deadline to change to P/NP.

After 4/3, you would need to use one of your two Late Change to Class Schedule golden tickets.

If you change a major requirement to P/NP, be sure to get a P, but also you won't be able to use that course for the major because all major requirements must be taken for a letter grade.

I usually always advise keeping a class for a letter grade because most of the time students will work just as hard and end up with a good grade anyway...only now they are stuck with a P. 

Don't change to P/NP if you think you're going to get an A- minus or even a B.

That is like throwing a class away. 

If you do change to P/NP, be sure to pass it because an NP in the law school application gpa is counted as an F.

A P is considered as pretty much nothing because they won't know if you got an A+ or a C- minus. A P is kind of useless. A letter grade is much more useful.